Top five global energy events: Tips and tricks
From the UK Industrial Strategy and the EU clean industrial deal to the widely-adopted 2050 net zero initiative, the upcoming years are set to be huge for the energy sector. It’s crucial to attend events during such a pivotal period, but with so many available worldwide, what are the key players?
Here’s our roundup of the top 5 global offshore and renewable energy exhibitions to attend in 2025 – curated to help you connect with decision-makers, discover new solutions, and shape the future of energy. Whether you’re a B2B energy brand, energy and industrials PR + comms professional or working in another related role, there are plenty of opportunities to connect and learn.
Offshore Europe
Date/location: September 2nd – 5th 2025 – P&J Live, Aberdeen, Scotland
Top Industry Attendees: Major operators, supply chain, and major offshore contractors
Event overview: Offshore Europe is an Aberdeen-based event, with global reach. The event provides networking opportunities for a wide range of companies from small and independent businesses to large industry players. The event does not only cover the North Sea or oil & gas, instead reaching the entire offshore sector. It attracts over 80,000 attendees biannually. This is one of the top energy conferences for networking.
Tips + tricks: Use the online platform provided to book meetings in advance. The drinks after the event are renowned as a must for anyone looking to make connections across the offshore industry.
ADIPEC
Date/location: November 4th – 7th 2025 – Abu Dhabi International Exhibition Centre, Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
Top Industry Attendees: Middle east major operators, global energy ministers
Event overview: Hosted by ADNOC, ADIPEC includes exhibitions, strategic and technical conferences, and a focus on decarbonization and sustainability. This event is often called the world’s largest energy event, due to its huge attendance and highly valued speaker slots/exhibitions/conferences/networking opportunities.
Tips + tricks: For younger attendees, register for ‘Young ADIPEC’ to connect with likeminded people of the same age, or book the gala dinner for a more informal networking session.
ALL-Energy
Date/location: May 7th – 8th 2026 – Scottish Events Campus, Glasgow, Scotland
Top Industry Attendees: Renewable energy developers, utility companies like Scottish Power, and government policy makers.
Event overview: All-Energy is the UK’s largest renewable and low-carbon energy event. It features an extensive exhibition, a multi-stream conference, and networking opportunities- focusing on net-zero goals and innovation across sectors such as wind, solar, hydrogen, and energy storage.
Tips + tricks: Each of the seven theatres are themed – make sure to plan out where you want to explore with the show’s exhibitor directory.
Global Offshore Wind
Date/location: 17th – 26th June, Excel, London
Top Industry Attendees: Large industry players, government representatives, policymakers
Event overview: The UK’s offshore wind conference and exhibition, organized by RenewableUK. It attracts over 5,000 attendees from more than 50 countries, featuring 260+ exhibitors and 200+ expert speakers. The conference offers multiple content streams, including sessions in the Energy Transition Zone, Innovation Theatre, and Supply Chain Hub. It provides the opportunity to speak to the wider wind industry.
Tips + tricks: Global Offshore Wind is organized by RenewableUK – their full list of media partners is available on the event website.
Gastech Exhibition + Conference
Date/location: September 9th – 12th 2025 – Fiera Milano, Milan, Italy
Top Industry Attendees: Executives from top gas or associated companies,
Event overview: The world’s largest exhibition and conference for natural gas, LNG, hydrogen, climate technologies, and AI in energy. The focus is largely on traditional energy sources, hence the name – however, last year’s Gastech’s key themes included the growing importance of LNG as a transition fuel, the impact of AI on energy demand, and the necessity of a stable regulatory environment to support investment in energy infrastructure. Bear in mind there are 2 Gastech events – this, and Gastech Conference, which is held in Houston Texas. They are regarded as some of the top global energy events.
Tips + tricks: Attend the technical conference tracks – they’re great for networking with engineers and project leads. Gastech is a rich opportunity to network with the media and place interviews, so pre-pitching and arranging meetup timings is essential for a smooth day.
How many of these energy events are in your calendar?
Contact us here to arrange a chat about how we can help you with more networking events like these – this is just a taster of our inside industry knowledge and expertise.
| Event | Date | Run by | Top attendees | Where |
| Offshore Europe | Sep 2-5th | SPE | Equinor, Shell, BP, and major offshore contractors | P&J Live, Aberdeen, Scotland |
| ADIPEC | Nov 4-7th | ADNOC/DMG | ADNOC, Shell, TotalEnergies, BP, and global energy ministers | Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates |
| All-Energy | May 7-8th | RX Global | Renewable energy developers, utility companies like Scottish Power, and government policy makers | Glasgow, Scotland |
| Global Offshore Wind | June 17-18th | Renewable UK | Ørsted, Equinor, RWE, Siemens Gamesa, Vestas, policymakers | Excel, London |
| Gastech | Sep 15-18th | DMG | Chevron, ExxonMobil, QatarEnergy | Fiera Milano, Milan, Italy |
Key takeaways
What are the top global energy events in 2025?
The blog highlights Offshore Europe, ADIPEC, All-Energy, Global Offshore Wind, and Gastech as the key global energy conferences for 2025.
Who should attend these energy events?
Energy professionals, B2B brands, PR & comms experts, policymakers, and suppliers aiming to network, discover trends, and influence future energy discussions.
How can attendees maximize their networking opportunities?
By using official platforms to pre-arrange meetings, attending informal networking events, leveraging themed conference streams, and connecting with media for added exposure.
